Death of A J Schultz After Weeks of Illness
A J Schultz died at 716 Alabama Street after a long illness and a failed operation for cancer. He was born in Germany in 184? and spent early years there before settling in Lawrence, Kansas, later moving to Watertown. Survived by ten children, many of whom reside in Lawrence. Funeral from the German Lutheran church will be held with burial at the cemetery. pallbearers include Hays, Skotstad, Keosedy, and others.
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Augusta J. Schultz
Alabama Street
Schultz
Watertown
Kantaw
Lawrence
Blackamidh
Tvain Lawengee
German Luthera Church
AC W
Turners of
Yocisel
Gorcan Lutheran Church
Mr. Skotstad
Thomas Keosedy
Frank Meizrholler
F Jo Scee
Amgust Slackbars
Wa Ausr
Lawrence county records and mail notices reflect local activity
Property transfers include Geo A Hamman to Ethel A Hamman and David L Doub to P Hitbeer with modest sums, plus just listed letters to be called for in Lawrence Ka. A board meeting for Lawrence Gas Full Electric Wight Co. set for July 29. Daughters of the King announce a Thursday party with ice cream and cake for 15 cents at Trinity School.
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Trinity Chapel
Douglas Veunty
Jobo Hoedle
Frank Bieatol
Lois Giorg Jectanive
Eudora
Geo A. Hamman
Ethel A. Hamman
Aoq
Obie Street
Lawrence
David L Doub
P Hitbeer
Lotarx
Lecomp
Rscent
Ceolsce Trinity
Avaning
Kanwska Township
Rice
H. C. Richardson
Denglan County
Bridge Work On Rocked Abutments Near City
Old notes describe a temporary fix for a damaged river bridge abutment with rock heaps, piles, and a railroad extension. Construction crews remove cabins and prepare for Leavenworth transit while bids and city clerks discuss early submission. A piano recital and church social are listed among community notices.
Sedgwick family opens new restaurant in Lawrence
Harry Sedgwick and Mel Sedgwick prepare to launch a new restaurant at 724 Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. Locals praise their past service quality as the business readies for tomorrow's opening, with plans for an addition by Wm Wan to expand the rear wing.
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Harry Sedgwick
Carcy Sedgwick
Massachusetts Street
Tomorriow
Mel Sedgwick
Lawrence
Airy Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Birthday Party Honors Miss Leonard With National Colors
A 4108 PM birthday party for Miss Laurie Leonard honored her fortieth birthday with about thirty girls in attendance. Floral decor featured pastel tones and national colors. A quiz on Our American Flag and Fudeling questions led by Leonard’s aunt from Milwaukee. Susie Willis and Grace Cox tied for best prize. A carved course luncheon followed with red white and blue treats and tiny firecrackers on the table. Numerous guests and relatives visited from nearby towns, with several trips and visits noted in a long list of attendees and travel plans.
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Laoile Leonard Terday
Soniversary
Mes Leonard
Milwapkan
Susie Willis
Grace Cox
Leopard Wee
Maby
Meeting Notice for AGU W Members at Jodgs Room Tours
All members of the AGU W are requested to meet at the Judges Room Tours on July gth at 7 pm sharp to attend the conference. Execute the functionary briefing and confirm attendance with T CONSTANT.
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Jodgs
Sehule
T Constant
Johns
Hee MM
Odd Island Home and Political Mechanics
Fragmented OCR summary describing local events at Odd Island, referencing Hense te Ne Antit Nene New am Martine Aetive and a TPO platform. Mentions Fort Wetheredl and a housing expenditure of S10 with unclear details. Contains numerous garbled names and dates, but implies a community meeting or vote and a future housing plan.
Siberia exile ban on Russian students ends
A Moscow ruling orders students banished for participating in political protests to return to European Russia for one year and forbids further return to Siberia without permission. The banished group had quietly endured their Siberian exile after initial orders were resisted by authorities.
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Wuasta
Siberia
Asterial Deere
Russia
Bt. Peterstons
Inter
Ministry of the Interior
M. de Plehve
Park Drive Opens At Night For Horses In Town
The shelving park track south of town will be open this evening and tomorrow evening from 6 30 to 9 0 o clock for those with good horses and night rides who have been denied driving privileges by recent police edict. The upper gate will be open and the public is invited to use the facility free of charge. The Liviving park owners express sincere appreciation. The pension board meets today in rooms over Woodwards drug. Wilder Bros laundry offers linen, elastic, and nails.
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Klien
Renny
Shelving Park
Lrivieg
Willl
Tade Bite Bids For Harvest Hats
A garbled local notice outlines bids for harvest items and related board actions. It mentions bidder names, dates, and project scope while omitting clear details due to damaged OCR. The fragment hints at procurement or project bids with community or organizational involvement.
Revolutionary Aces by Venezuelans News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Venezuelans and revolutionary themes with garbled phrases and names. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge from the damaged snippet.
Fragmentary civic notice from an unclear source
The readable parts describe a disrupted text about city matters and persons, with scattered names and phrases. Content is fragmented and difficult to map to a clear event, but preserves navigable proper nouns and locations for a concise newspaper card.
Editors of a Nation Hold a Convention
A fragmented note describes editors gathering for a national convention with mentions of leadership, membership, and political context. Past President Stephens is referenced among the officials, while other details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Atchison Man Shot by Son-in-Law
An Atchison man was shot by his son-in-law in what authorities describe as a violent incident. The victim, identified by locals as Wentworth, is expected to recover, while investigators pursue leads and discuss possible motives. Details remain limited as police examine the scene and interview witnesses.
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Atchison
Louisville plaster mechanic dies from pistol wound
A Louisville plaster mechanic from the Louisville and Nashville company died from a pistol wound inflicted by George Warner last Monday. Warner also shot himself but is expected to recover.
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Louisville
Pulitoht Lounds
Louis Ville & Nashville
George Warner
Warner
Troops Withdrawn From Coast Artillery Posts
Washington reports a withdrawal order moving four companies of coast artillery from Cuba and Havana posts with a U S government note. Separately in Montreal the head of Dominion Cotton Gin Ltd is reported dead.
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Lndrawal
Coast Artillery
Cienfuegos
Havana
Gault
Dominion, Company
Cotton, Gin of Canada
Montreal
Unclear ceremony and new pend bows at Werdenmann’s
An oblique report describes a ceremony with newly installed pend bows to be erected by BL Gertel et al at Wirdemann's. Mentions attendees including Paul Preisen and A Byicoms, with plans and references to a funeral or future event. Names and details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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